Trump publicly criticized the company after it caused 5,400 job losses while closing an Ohio plant.
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Nunes filed a lawsuit seeking $250 million in damages and to unmask the identity of the users behind @DevinCow and @DevinNunesMom.
The company said the move was part of its Vision 2020 safety campaign to reduce serious injuries and fatalities in its vehicles.
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In the college admissions scheme that captured the public’s attention last week, prison consultants saw an opportunity. Part fixer and part therapist, their jobs range from soothing exaggerated fears about sexual assault and answering the basic questions about hygiene (i.e. “How do I use the bathroom federal prison?”) to strategies for how a client might adopt for managing their business while they’re behind bars.
Scooters and bikeshare, self-driving promises and lawsuits requiring better treatment of drivers could all stand in the way.
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